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Air Arabia Signs Group-Level Distribution Agreement with Amadeus
Air Arabia has signed a group-level distribution agreement with Amadeus to expand its reach across the global travel trade.
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FAA Exceeds All-Time Record for Air Traffic Controller Trainee Hiring
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced it has exceeded its hiring goal for the 2026 Fiscal Year.
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UK: Government to Scrap Extra Booking Charges and 'Unnecessary' Admin Charges
New Government plans will see UK-operating airlines required to scrap child seating fees and 'unnecessary' admin costs.
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European Airport Passenger Traffic Continues to Grow
Passenger traffic across the European airport network increased in both July and August 2026, according to data from ACI EUROPE.
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Why Financial Institutions Should Include Drone Threats in Their Operational Resilience Strategy
SkeyDrone explains why financial institutions should factor drone threats into DORA operational resilience strategies.
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Air France-KLM Submits Final Offer for Stake in TAP Air Portugal
Air France-KLM has submitted its final offer for a stake of up to 49.9 percent in TAP Air Portugal.
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Ethiopian Airlines to Expand Cargo Fleet with Boeing Freighters
Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines have announced a contract for the supply of has eight 777-8 Freighters and two 777 Freighters.
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How to Plan for the New Era of Common Use Self-Service (CUSS 2)
SITA explains how airports and airlines can prepare for CUSS 2 as the IATA cutover begins at the end of 2026.
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Sydney Airport Safety Under Scrutiny as ATSB Releases Incident Reports
The ATSB has released preliminary reports into aircraft coordination and conflict occurrences at Sydney Airport.
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Pan Am Ordered the First Boeing 747s. Now the Jumbo Jet's Passenger Era Is Fading
When the first Boeing 747 entered commercial service in January 1970, it introduced new capacity to international air travel.
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Inside Oshkosh ARFF Maintenance Training: What to Expect
Explore Oshkosh Airport Products' five-day Striker ARFF training courses covering firefighting and chassis systems
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Austin-Bergstrom International Airport Breaks Ground on Six-Gate Concourse M
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) has broken ground on a new six-gate Concourse M as part of its wider expansion programme.
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Melbourne Airport Rail Takes Next Step Towards 2031 Opening
Work on the next stage of Melbourne Airport Rail is set to begin, with Stage 2 building a 7.4-kilometre line between Albion and Keilor East.
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Airbus A350F Freighter Completes Maiden Flight
Airbus has announced the successful completion of its A350F freighter (MSN 700)'s first test flight by a dedicated Airbus Flight Test crew.
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FAA Introduces SMART Tool to Centralise Data Streams
The FAA has unveiled a tool that aims to centralise 200 data streams including weather patterns, flight paths and more.
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VINCI Airports Invests £500 Million to Support Growth at Edinburgh Airport
VINCI Airports has announced a new £500 million investment programme to support the development of Edinburgh Airport.
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Swissport Enters Indonesian Aviation Market
Swissport International is forming a joint venture with UNEX Aviation Services, marking the company's entry into Indonesia.
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CAA Announces Scope of Independent Review into NATS Technical Incident on 8 September 2026
The CAA has set out the scope of its independent review into the 8 September NATS incident, with a final report due by March 2027.
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Boeing and Turkish Airlines Finalise Order for up to 150 737 MAX Jets
Turkish Airlines has ordered up to 150 Boeing 737 MAX jets, the airline's largest Boeing single-aisle order.
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Cologne Airport Partners with Yetimove
Cologne Bonn Airport is piloting Yeti Move's Yeti Hub and Yeti Driver Assist platform to optimise its winter operations.
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Looking Back, Moving Forward: One Year as Managing Director of SkeyDrone
SkeyDrone MD Stijn De Vleeschhouwer reflects on his first year, the shift to drone intelligence and plans for European growth
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NATS Publishes Preliminary Report on 8 September Incident
NATS has published a preliminary report into the 8 September flight data system fault that seriously disrupted UK air traffic.
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UK Airport Assessing 120KM of Runways, Taxiways and Operational Areas with 6D Road Scanning Technology
XenomatiX helps a UK airport digitise 120km of runways and taxiways using 6D Road Scanning technology for pavement condition insights.
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Lufthansa Exercises Option for 20 Additional Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft
Lufthansa Group exercises options for 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft, taking its order for the family to 60 jets.
